Wooden Cross, Carved, Used as Headstone c. 1937

"Wooden Cross, Carved, Used as Headstone" is a watercolor painting created by Majel G. Claflin in 1937. The artwork depicts a carved wooden cross, likely used as a headstone, with a simple inscription in Spanish. The cross is painted in a vibrant teal green, set against a light background with subtle watercolor washes of brown and green depicting rocks and grass. The inscription on the cross records the birth and death dates of "Comulea Romero," adding a personal and historical context to the artwork. This watercolor offers a glimpse into the memorial practices and artistic sensibilities of the time.